Hello everyone, I came here with the multiple entry tourist visa which I got online. Is this the right stamp? Looks to me like a single entry.
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The entry stamp you received with your multiple entry tourist visa is indeed correct and indicates a valid 60-day stay in Thailand, similar to a single entry tourist visa. The distinction lies in how many times you can utilize this visa for entries into Thailand. Each entry grants you a 60-day stay, which can be extended for an additional 30 days at an immigration office. Additionally, if you choose to exit Thailand and re-enter, you will receive another 60-day stamp. Ensure that you have printed copies of your e-visa for each entry.
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Yes it's correct. Gives you 60 days inside Thailand. You can either extend it for another 30 days at an immigration office in the area where you are living or bounce out of Thailand, stamp into another country and then return to Thailand to get another 60 days. It's how this visa works, every time you enter Thailand you get 60 days which you can extend for 30 days
It is the correct stamp. Entry stamp from a tourist visa is the same TR-60 class and you are stamped in for 60 days, either you enter on a Single Entry Tourist Visa or a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa.
What difference is how many times you can enter on that visa to be stamped for 60 days.